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  1. 17th August 2008, 03:59 PM #31
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    Good job on your cyclone Watson

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    Then again, the missus saw some of the stuff from the barrel, and has taken on the task of emptying it for mulch......every cloud has a silver lining.
    Sounds like a win/win well done!
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    Just caught up with this thread. That's a ripsnorter of a cyclone Noel, very inventive!
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    Quote Originally Posted by apricotripper View Post
    looks like fun Watson.

    Was wondering. What you glue it all together with ? ......silicon or something like ? I always put gluing plastic into the too hard basket.
    G'day Jake,
    The glue nazis will get me, but I actually used Liquid Nails. Where the bits are screwed it sets very hard between the plastic, and for the non-screwed areas it skins over very quickly and slowly cures.
    To join the PVC bits I primed them and glued with the Blue PVC gunk that plumbers use.
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    Great job Noel. Looks great. Thanks for the drawing too.
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    I like to see work like that, and how you got round the construction.

    Unfortunately here in Europe (UK anyway) we have to have a qualified electrician involved for external work, and a certificate at the end of the job.
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